Copyright: Texas State Parks & Historical Sites Lake Casa Blanca

Description - Lake Casa Blanca International State Park consisting of 371 land acres and 1650 lake surface acres, is located on Lake Casa Blanca, east of Laredo in Webb County. The park was operated jointly by the City of Laredo and Webb County before it was acquired by the state in 1990 and opened in March 1991. The park is currently open daily from 7 a.m. - 10 p.m., with a busy season of April - August .

The park is open Daily 7 a.m. - 10 p.m with a busy season: April - August .

Attractions - The Lake Casa Blanca International State Park offers visitors to the area a variety of land and water based activities. Moreover, wildlife species which have been noted in the park include jackrabbit, ground squirrel, cottontail, deer, and javelina. Birds commonly seen include killdeer, heron, egret, mockingbird, house sparrow, and grackles.

Park facilities include restrooms with showers; picnic sites; campsites with water; and campsites with water and electricity (30 amps). There are 5 day-use group facilities: 1) a group recreation hall (electricity, water, a stove, a refrigerator, air-conditioning/heating; indoor restrooms, picnic tables, and a barbecue pit); 2) Sports Group Picnic Pavilion (picnic tables, a large barbecue pit, water facility nearby, volleyball and basketball courts nearby, well-lighted outside).

Recreation - Recreational opportunities offered by the Lake Casa Blanca International State Park include camping, picnicking, lake swimming, boating, mountain biking, nature viewing and fishing

Climate - Lake Casa Blanca International State Park is located at an elevation of 325 feet. Temperatures within the park range from an average January low of 45 degrees and a July average high of 99 degrees. The average annual rainfall is 20.1 inches. Current weather conditions can vary from day to day. For more details, call the park or Park Information at 1-800-792-1112.

Location - Lake Casa Blanca International State Park is situated within the Gulf Coast region of Texas. The park is located east of Laredo, off US Highway 59, off Bob Bullock Loop (loop 20).

LAT: 27.5367392378
LONG: -99.4324493408